"Under my stewardship the treasure salvage firm Marine Exploration is moving forward as a diversified Blue Commodities consortium excelling in research and salvage of treasured historic artifacts. We expect to be widely recognized for our underwater prospecting of polymetallic nodules and seafloor massive sulfides, and as the developer of applied maritime technology. Commodities such as gold, Ming vases, copper, and exquisite valuable pieces of jewelry abound at the bottom of the sea. The Company plans to research and identify mining opportunities and either dive on them or lease them to other salvage crews to retrieve. Marine Exploration is a valued ally to governments and academia providing needed evidence to validate and or construct their historic patrimony via the artifacts retrieved from the bottom of their territorial waters. The Company plans to be a key contributor and operator of multimedia maritime museum experiences. Our natural future expansion may include alternate ocean renewable energy generation and marine farming. The underlying pillars of the new Marine Exploration are income generation and capital appreciation for the shareholders," states Rosendo Alvarez III, President, Marine Exploration.

Marine Exploration expects rapid growth due to the changes Mr. Alvarez is putting into place. Shareholders will be updated on a timely basis.

About Marine Exploration, Inc. Marine Exploration represents a consortium of professionals driven to achieve enduring financial success and professional fulfillment through the investment financing of lucrative treasure exploration and salvage ventures in the Caribbean Sea. Utilizing cutting-edge technology and custom equipment designed under exclusive development contracts for each specific mission, Marine Exploration is establishing a new standard for bona-fide research-based shipwreck recovery operations. http://www.usmarineexploration.com/

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